STAGE TUBE: Mumford & Sons + Birdy to Feature on BRAVE Sountrack, Premieres June 19 at Ed Film Fest

"Learn Me Right" - an original song featuring British-born singer and songwriter Birdy, will be featured on the upcoming soundtrack to the animated Disney*Pixar film Brave, which will be released by Walt Disney Records on June 19th. The track was written, arranged, and produced by Grammy-nominated British folk-rock group Mumford & Sons. Watch the video for "Skinny Love", Birdy's cover of the Bon Iver classic, below.

"We liked the idea of having a girl like Birdy sing," says the group's leader Marcus Mumford. It's been quite liberating." Adds Birdy: "I love it because it tells a story. Although it has a lot of emotion, it's also very upbeat and you want to dance to it, which is why it works so well." The song can be heard during the epilogue to the film, which hits theaters on June 22nd.

In addition to "Learn Me Right," Birdy's original song "Just A Game" is featured on The Hunger Games: Songs From District 12 And Beyond, produced by T Bone Burnett. "Just A Game" will be included on the Blu-Ray edition of The Hunger Games, which will be released on August 18th.

Also in August, Birdy will return to the U.S. for three special shows, including an appearance at the Outside Lands festival in San Francisco on August 12th. She will also perform at the Roxy in Los Angeles on August 13th and at Joe's Pub in New York City on August 15th.

In March, Birdy released her self-titled debut album, a soulful, sophisticated collection that includes a cover of Bon Iver's "Skinny Love," which peaked at No. 17 on the UK singles Chart after BBC's Radio 1 added it to its playlist. Birdy shot to No. 13 in the U.K. upon its release in November 2011 and achieved gold certification there, while climbing to No. 1 in both Holland and Belgium. Her videos, including those for second UK single "Shelter" and KCRW fave "1901," have racked up a collective 66 million views on YouTube, while the official "Skinny Love" video has earned more than 25 million views alone.